鐵甲秋海棠｜Begonia Masoniana

product description

Begonia Masoniana is an indoor foliage plant from tropical Asia, belonging to the genus Begonia in the family Begoniaceae. It gets its name from the English botanist George Mason who discovered the plant in 1909. The leaves of the iron-clad begonia look like shields, and the small leaves are covered with fluff, giving people a very tough feeling.

If you are a friend who especially likes watering, you can raise a potted begonia, which especially likes water and high humidity. If it is planted with some breathable and loose soil and kept in a place with proper light, it will be no problem to water it once or twice a day, and you can also spray it with water mist frequently. Ironclad begonia prefers soft scattered light, and is particularly shade-tolerant, but it is afraid of strong light. If there is not much light at home, it can be raised very well.

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Temperature: 18°C-26°C

product specification

Height: 25-30cm

Width: 30-35cm